Black Phenyl Raw Materials

Mono Chloro Phenol (MCP) B is a yellow colored liquid having phenolic odor with specific gravity range of 1.40 to 1.42. It finds its application in black phenyl as disinfectant, herbicide, wood preservative, and as intermediate in the organic synthesis. This compound contains one or more covalently bonded chlorine atoms with three isomers. Chlorophenol can be formulated by electrophilic halogenation of phenol with chlorine.

Mono Chloro Phenol - Regular Grade (M.C.P) is a colorless to amber colored liquid having pungent unpleasant odor with the boiling point of around 175 degree Celsius. It is known to have excellent bactericidal properties making it ideal to be used in the formulation of domestic and commercially used disinfectants. This chemical has molecular weight of 128.555 g/mol and formula C6H5CIO.

Creosote Oil (Lco) 5-20% treated wood products are used for manufacturing railroad, timber, posts, lumber, utility poles, and crossties. Derived from coal tar, it is comprised of naphthalenes and anthracenes whereas wood tar derived creosote consist of methyl ethers of phenol. It is a colorless to yellowish greasy liquid having smoky odor. This compound is produced by carbonization of pure bituminous coal.

Chlorinated Xylenols can be availed as colorless solids or oily liquids having volatile nature. These organic compounds are the derived from phenol having two methyl and one hydroxyl group. They are dark brown colored liquids having phenolic odor and find their use in the formulation of antioxidants. These compounds are also suitable to be used as industrial and domestic disinfectant.

One of the most notable traits of black phenyl as a disinfectant is that it features excellent germicidal and bactericidal properties even in its most dilute form. This is because of the presence of many effective concentrated raw materials in the liquid. For aiding in formulation of effective phenyl, we offer strong and powerful Black Phenyle Compound at discounted prices.